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ABOUT GRID
Grid Real Estate is a boutique real estate brokerage and advisory firm
We are dedicated to the renewal and regeneration of communities through redevelopment. Decades of experience in both the private and public sector has provided us with a clear understanding of the risk-and-opportunity balancing act property owners and governmental entities confront.
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ABOUT GRID
Grid Real Estate is a boutique real estate brokerage and advisory firm
We are dedicated to the renewal and regeneration of communities through redevelopment. Decades of experience in both the private and public sector has provided us with a clear understanding of the risk-and-opportunity balancing act property owners and governmental entities confront.
Watch the video
WHO WE ARE & WHAT WE DO
At Grid, we provide clients with workable solutions
Grid Real Estate is a boutique real estate brokerage and advisory firm dedicated to the renewal and regeneration of communities through smart and creative real estate brokerage and advisory services. Decades of experience in both the private and public sector has provided us with a clear understanding of the risk-and-opportunity balancing act property owners, commercial tenants, governmental entities and institutions confront on a daily basis. Understanding that “balancing act” has made Grid a valuable team member for our clients.
WHO WE ARE
At Grid, we provide clients with workable and creative real estate solutions to a variety of real estate challenges from class “A” stabilized properties to distressed assets and surplus real estate. We understand the process, the players and the market fluctuations and are experienced in evaluating risk and opportunity – both hidden and future – in the face of government and private influences. We believe experience and expertise are the hallmarks of a successful project.
Learn MoreWHO WE ARE & WHAT WE DO
At Grid, we provide clients with workable solutions
Grid Real Estate is a boutique real estate brokerage and advisory firm dedicated to the renewal and regeneration of communities through smart and creative real estate brokerage and advisory services. Decades of experience in both the private and public sector has provided us with a clear understanding of the risk-and-opportunity balancing act property owners, commercial tenants, governmental entities and institutions confront on a daily basis. Understanding that “balancing act” has made Grid a valuable team member for our clients.
WHO WE ARE
At Grid, we provide clients with workable and creative real estate solutions to a variety of real estate challenges from class “A” stabilized properties to distressed assets and surplus real estate. We understand the process, the players and the market fluctuations and are experienced in evaluating risk and opportunity – both hidden and future – in the face of government and private influences. We believe experience and expertise are the hallmarks of a successful project.
Learn MoreGrid’s core skills
Brokerage Services
- Retail brokerage services on both the landlord and tenant side of the transaction. With a focus on CBD retail, transit oriented retail and redevelopment and infill projects in both an urban and suburban setting. Representation of both Landlord and tenant.
- Traditional real estate brokerage for development sites (dirt) and investment properties, with a focus on redevelopment and infill projects in both an urban and suburban setting. Representation of both buyers and sellers of improved or unimproved land.
- Stabilized Assets, multi-family, mixed-use, retail centers, office buildings
- Land assemblage, entitlement strategies and value added, for both redevelopment projects and conventional deals.
Grid’s core skills
Brokerage Services
- Retail brokerage services on both the landlord and tenant side of the transaction. With a focus on CBD retail, transit oriented retail and redevelopment and infill projects in both an urban and suburban setting. Representation of both Landlord and tenant.
- Traditional real estate brokerage for development sites (dirt) and investment properties, with a focus on redevelopment and infill projects in both an urban and suburban setting. Representation of both buyers and sellers of improved or unimproved land.
- Stabilized Assets, multi-family, mixed-use, retail centers, office buildings
- Land assemblage, entitlement strategies and value added, for both redevelopment projects and conventional deals.
Grid’s core skills
Advisory Services
- Municipalities/Governmental entities
- Redevelopment Agencies
- Economic Development Corps
- Improvement Authorities
- Universities and Hospitals
Grid’s core skills
Advisory Services
- Municipalities/Governmental entities
- Redevelopment Agencies
- Economic Development Corps
- Improvement Authorities
- Universities and Hospitals.
Grid’s core skills
Structuring PPP’s “Public / Private / Development Partnerships”
Public and private sectors are involved as partners in every real estate development project. Today more than ever, real estate projects require the public sector to work hand-in-hand with the private sector. The benefits are profound for the private and public sector, with PPPs reducing development cost, enhancing cash flows and providing new sources of capital and expertise.
The impact of PPP can be seen throughout the country, with projects like the Inner Harbor in Baltimore, MD to the 42nd Street Redevelopment in New York. When working with public partners, it is critical to start strong, through proper project conceptualization, objectives and vision – before moving on to the process, solicitation and deal structuring. Grid Real Estate’s advisory services is uniquely situated to assist governmental entities in structuring PPPs from the project’s inception through completion. We focus on the unique governmental issues inherent in every PPP.
Grid’s core skills
Structuring Public / Private / Development Partnerships (PPP)
Public and private sectors are involved as partners in every real estate development project. Today more than ever, real estate projects require the public sector to work hand-in-hand with the private sector. The benefits are profound for the private and public sector, with PPPs reducing development cost, enhancing cash flows and providing new sources of capital and expertise.
The impact of PPP can be seen throughout the country, with projects like the Inner Harbor in Baltimore, MD to the 42nd Street Redevelopment in New York. When working with public partners, it is critical to start strong, through proper project conceptualization, objectives and vision – before moving on to the process, solicitation and deal structuring. Grid Real Estate’s advisory services is uniquely situated to assist governmental entities in structuring PPPs from the project’s inception through completion. We focus on the unique governmental issues inherent in every PPP.
Grid’s core skills
Redevelopment Advisory Services
Our approach to the redevelopment/renewal process is based not a state statute, which outlines and provides the legal mechanism for a municipality to undertake a redevelopment initiative, but on the broader promise of what redevelopment is intended to accomplish: to renew and restart a community.
Scores of successful redevelopments have risen since passage of the Housing Act in 1949. At the same time, the redevelopment landscape is littered with failed projects, dashed hopes and scars of failed redevelopment efforts. For every failure like the Columbus Homes in Newark, there are successes like Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.
Whenever community and elected leaders consider a redevelopment project, it sparks intense community debate. There is no shortage of answers, along with disappointment and disillusionment, during the long, complicated process toward reaching a common consensus. Municipalities are tasked with numerous essential services, from safe streets to good schools. But often, the most complicated challenge it faces is revitalizing a troubled neighborhood or declining business district.
The redevelopment process is a complex, multi-disciplinary effort that requires cooperation from many disparate groups with various goals and agendas. Moreover, most municipalities work with limited resources or mismatched skill sets, which limit their ability to sustain focus on redevelopment initiatives. At Grid Real Estate, we understand this process and the promises and pitfalls intimately, though 40 years’ experience at the leading edge of numerous redevelopment efforts. As advisors, we can assist local governments and community groups as they maneuver the complicated redevelopment process and help them reach a clear consensus on the necessary milestones and goals needed to embark upon any community renewal.
Grid’s core skills
Redevelopment Advisory Services
Our approach to the redevelopment/renewal process is based not a state statute, which outlines and provides the legal mechanism for a municipality to undertake a redevelopment initiative, but on the broader promise of what redevelopment is intended to accomplish: to renew and restart a community.
Scores of successful redevelopments have risen since passage of the Housing Act in 1949. At the same time, the redevelopment landscape is littered with failed projects, dashed hopes and scars of failed redevelopment efforts. For every failure like the Columbus Homes in Newark, there are successes like Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.
Whenever community and elected leaders consider a redevelopment project, it sparks intense community debate. There is no shortage of answers, along with disappointment and disillusionment, during the long, complicated process toward reaching a common consensus. Municipalities are tasked with numerous essential services, from safe streets to good schools. But often, the most complicated challenge it faces is revitalizing a troubled neighborhood or declining business district.
The redevelopment process is a complex, multi-disciplinary effort that requires cooperation from many disparate groups with various goals and agendas. Moreover, most municipalities work with limited resources or mismatched skill sets, which limit their ability to sustain focus on redevelopment initiatives. At Grid Real Estate, we understand this process and the promises and pitfalls intimately, though 40 years’ experience at the leading edge of numerous redevelopment efforts. As advisors, we can assist local governments and community groups as they maneuver the complicated redevelopment process and help them reach a clear consensus on the necessary milestones and goals needed to embark upon any community renewal.
Grid’s core skills
Project entitlement and Community Public Private Partnerships (CPP)
All real estate development is negotiated development. That has been a reality of the development business since Jane Jacobs organized her neighbors on Hudson Street to defeat Robert Moses in the Greenwich Village showdown in the 1960s. The reality today is most redevelopment efforts are a tri-party agreement between the community, the public sector and the private sector entrepreneur, with the community being first among equals.
These CPP partnerships are a necessary reality to move forward with any project today. The issues facing all the partners are complicated and intertwined. Working effectively to move a project or entitlement forward requires an understanding of all the issues facing the project and partners. Working through these issues requires a unique set of skills and experience. At Grid Real Estate, our experience as real estate professionals, redevelopers and community advocates places us in a unique position for acting as the connecting bridge between these partners.
Grid’s core skills
Project entitlement and Community Public Private Partnerships (CPP)
All real estate development is negotiated development. That has been a reality of the development business since Jane Jacobs organized her neighbors on Hudson Street to defeat Robert Moses in the Greenwich Village showdown in the 1960s. The reality today is most redevelopment efforts are a tri-party agreement between the community, the public sector and the private sector entrepreneur, with the community being first among equals.
These CPP partnerships are a necessary reality to move forward with any project today. The issues facing all the partners are complicated and intertwined. Working effectively to move a project or entitlement forward requires an understanding of all the issues facing the project and partners. Working through these issues requires a unique set of skills and experience. At Grid Real Estate, our experience as real estate professionals, redevelopers and community advocates places us in a unique position for acting as the connecting bridge between these partners.